Creating a Custom Inlaid Sterling Buckle

[@scottadair6500]

Thanks John, Your a very good instructor, I've always wondered how to do the stone inlays

[@JohnNordDesigns]

Thank you

[@roosterkliewer18]

amazing detail work sir! thank you for sharing, definitely has me inspired to try some inlay projects now

[@JohnNordDesigns]

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

[@KayGasnerKGDESIGNS]

WOW, Beautiful;-)

[@JohnNordDesigns]

Many thanks!!

[@Retrosigns1]

Great buckle! I always wondered how these were made. I have an old Motorcycle club buckle in my collection made this way.

[@JohnNordDesigns]

Thank you!

[@ricardoruiz6612]

wow so impressive ! thats a real piece of art. very nice. thank you for your knowledge

[@JohnNordDesigns]

Thank you Ricardo

[@morrispaul5599]

Very good, definitely learned a few things, thanks John

[@JohnNordDesigns]

Thank you !

[@lastgraspmusic]

Awesome video John. Do you have any videos that go more into detail showing the making of the nickel hardware for the buckle?

[@JohnNordDesigns]

Other than the detail in this video ( for a trophy buckle) i have another video showing how to make hardware for a ranger type buckle at kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYXEaJauoqyqoKMsi=ydNrDCy1sHAcO_L4 That may something I address further in a future video. Thanks

[@sreynoldsred]

Do you have to have really high heat to solder a buckle

[@JohnNordDesigns]

Well, the hardware needs to be soldered on with at least extra easy solder, which is high heat solder. The overlays can be soldered on with 400 degree soft solder.

[@sreynoldsred]

Ok Thank you! Just starting to learn and your buckle is beautiful